Villanelle (Poulenc)
| Villanelle | |
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| Chamber music by Francis Poulenc | |
| Catalogue | FP 74 |
| Composed | 1934 |
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Villanelle, FP 74, by Francis Poulenc is a piece of chamber music composed in 1934. It was written for recorder and piano. The execution time is about 2 minutes.
Genesis
The work was commissioned by the Australian Louise Hanson-Dyer, who inserted it into a collection of pieces for piano and recorder (entitled Pipeau).[M 1]
Reception and legacy
Because of its modesty, this piece is rarely performed. The instrument for which it is written, the recorder, deprives it of a real notoriety.[M 1] It is not mentioned in the catalog of works of the composer established by the biographer Henri Hell.[H 1]
Sources
- Hell, Henri (1978). Francis Poulenc (in French). Fayard. p. 388. ISBN 2-213-00670-9. .
- ↑ p. 364–365
- Machart, Renaud (1995). Poulenc. Éditions du Seuil. p. 252. ISBN 2-02-013695-3. .
References
External links
- Villanelle. FP 74 on Bibliothèque nationale de France
- Villanelle pour pipeau et piano FP 74 on IMSLP
- FP 74, Villanelle in "The Music of Francis Poulenc (1899-1963): A Catalogue
- Poulenc: Villanelle for piccolo (pipe) and piano in Presto Classico
- Villanelle pour piccolo et piano on Hyperion
- Francis Poulenc - Villanelle for Piccolo and Piano on YouTube
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